If you were told the world would end tonight, who would you call? What do you have left to say? In Last Call a web of characters face the end of the world which couldn’t seem more mundane. If nothing else, this is a great time to get things off their chests. What would be worse—dying with something still left to say? Or living past all your final confessions?

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"This script wonderfully explores the reality of this question [What would you do at the end of the world?]. How interpersonal relationships build up and break down when faced with the end of the world. How we allow ourselves to be entirely honest in our last moments."

​- Director River Lancaster

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"With this play, I wanted to challenge myself with a complex web of characters, multiple locations, and down-to-earth dialogue . . . this is my first go around behind the scenes. It’s been fascinating to see the other side of theatre."

​- Playwright Ollie Vahey Bourne​​​